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Taiwan Aromatherapy Massage Workshop
Learn the art of massage and pamper your loved ones. Join us for a transformative experience.
Thai SPA Service
The primary goal of Northern Lanna Thai Massage is to unique and beneficial to the body, mind and soul. It has the following characteristics:
- Relieve tension and stiffness of the receiver
- Focus of the massage session is to bring fascial and muscular release
- usually in a slower, softer and gentler way compared to the Swedish Style Massage
Our massage incorporates with more stretching movement in order to bring a longer effect of relaxation, and a deeper relief on the body which facilitates a quicker muscular restoration.
Thai Massage Certification Courses
Under the supervision of Ministry of Education of Thailand, our course is taught by certified instructor.
- Massage techniques are shared in our class
- Teaching of how to prepare the heart and mind to give massage properly
Certificates of qualification will be issued and shipped directly from our headquarter in Thailand.
Thai Massage Workshops
From beginners to professionals, we tailor-made massage & stretch as well as BreathWork workshops in order to:
- Improve mobility and body restoration
- Increase intimacy between individuals
- Promote work-life balance
- Add value to client service for bodywork professionals
We welcome individuals and corporates to work with us. Tell us what you need and we will bring our team to your door!
Thai Massage Certification Courses
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